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Deb Deuel Posted on Apr 06, 2018
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I’m trying to buy a new bathing suit. According to the size chart my bust and hips are one size and my waist is another. Do I go with the bust and hip size? Thank you

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Lots of ladies share your problem which is not easily overcome, especially if your waist is larger rather than smaller...

You really need to try on several costumes to find the best fit and in the lower price ranges you are likely to discover considerable variation between garments of the same theoretical size.

This is because the fabric tends to be cut to a tolerance rather than an exact size.

If your waist is smaller I suggest you choose a garment that provides the best fit for your hips and bust but if your waist is larger, practically speaking, you will have little choice and will need to buy to suit your waist and either compromise on the bust/hip fit or have a seamstress make a few slight alterations.

Good luck!

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SOURCE: Ideal waist size. According to Dr,Aaron R Folsom

The relation is 0.8 (or 4/5). If it is kept linear, for 35" hips, the waist would be 28".
Cheers! Carlos

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How to Choose the Right Swimwear to Suit Your Shape

Bathing suits and bikinis are a source of great stress for some people.
It doesn't matter how good the celebrities look in the magazines in their designer bikinis - most people worry a lot about the way they look at the pool.
I've written a guide below for different body types so you can work out what kind of swimwear will best flatter your individual shape.
Firstly you need to read through the different types and figure out what category your body shape fits in to.
Ultimately you should be sitting by the pool feeling good about your swim wear and not be feeling self conscious.

Big Chested:
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Small Bust:
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Pear Shaped:
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Large Size:
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Can you advise me how to us Simplicity pattern 8065. I am not sure about the sizing , never used pattern girls plus. I need a size 10-12Chest:69 cm, Waist 61 cm, Hips 74 cm.

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